TaSPL17s act redundantly with TaSPL14s to control spike development and their elite haplotypes may improve wheat grain yield

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TaSPL17s act redundantly with TaSPL14s to control spike development and their elite haplotypes may improve wheat grain yield https://t.co/Nmms40mrnG https://t.co/9dDThpEHWU

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New Research: TaSPL17s act redundantly with TaSPL14s to control spike development and their elite haplotypes may improve wheat grain yield: Wheat is a staple crop for the world’s population, and there is constant pressure to… #PlantScience #PlantSci https:

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